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Newspaper Article
Women set sights on No. 1
2006
Overview
\"It's definitely different this year going in ranked No. 2,\" admits pentathlete and long jumper Lindsay Tasche. \"We've always gone in No. 1 with quite a cushion. We feel like the underdog but I don't think anyone feels it's out of reach. We do have to perform very well, that's for sure. We can't have a whole lot go wrong and we're going to need to really step up. We just can't do what we're ranked. We're going to need to bump up in spots.\" Other medal hopefuls include pole vaulters Adrianne Vangool and Leah Vause, Mosewich (600), Andrea Vinet (60-metre hurdles), Tasche (pentathlon), Ashley Hinther (3,000) and the relay teams. Colour Photo: (Lindsay) Tasche; Colour Photo: ([Megan Reid]) Reid
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Postmedia Network Inc
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